The Wayback Machine
Executive Producer:  Yukon Jack

Over the weekend, we give all our hard working jocks some time off and we bring you the Wayback Machine!  We have consulted with International Business Machines (IBM) and they designed a special machine that we have installed at our headquarters at Harmony Hill and loaded with 1000+ songs from the 1950's and early 1960's (see the picture above).  All weekend long, the Wayback Machine will take control of Destination Doo-Wop.  You'll hear doo-wop, rock and roll and pop hits from that great era with jingles and promos mixed in. A far-out musical experience each and every weekend!

New and Hot Music Hour
Executive Producer:  Yukon Jack

Every day at 2pm ET on the network, we spin the best in contemporary oldies music and artists on the New and Hot Music Hour.  Enjoy new music from original and contemporary artists helping to keep the sound alive!  Check the schedule above and tune in!
 
 

King Arthur's Crown Sounds
Host:  King Arthur   Executive Producer - The Queen

This South Philly Kid started in the late 1960's doing local record hops and hosting a weekend radio show on WCAM in Camden,NJ.   He then went on to TV, hosting the "The South Philadelphia Talent Workshop" and appearing as the "Fan Man" on KYW-TV3 with Ron Luck in Philadelphia. The "King of the Rock-n-Roll Round Tables" can be heard 9 hours a week on WNJC 1360AM, in the Philly area and of course right here on Destination Doo-Wop.  And join the King LIVE every weekday 11am to 1pm ET and on Friday nights 6-10pm ET!  Email for the King:  kingofdoowop@comcast.net  Live Phone:  215-413-0240 

The Queen's Crown Jewels
Host and Executive Producer - The Queen

Its time to turn the microphone over to the ladies!  Each week, the Queen (aka Jan Alvarez and King Arthur's "better half") will bring you two hours of great doo-wops or as she calls them "Crown Jewels."  You're in the presence of greatness as the Queen plays all your doo-wop favorites!  To reach her majesty:  jaz349@comcast.net
 
 
  
 
 
 

Vince at the Oldies
Host and Executive Producer:  Vince Edward

Chuck Gagliardi's Music Hour
Host and Executive Producer:  Chuck Gagliardi

Join host Chuck Gagliardi for an hour's worth of great tunes from the 50's.  Chuck's been spinning great oldies music for over 30 years now on radio and cable television.  Let Chuck take you back with the best music of all time!  Chuck's Email: themusichour@hotmail.com
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Streetcorner with Steve Fox
Host and Executive Producer:  Steve Fox

Steve Fox - host of The Streetcorner - is a 40 year radio veteran and lover of the doo-wop sound.  His one-hour show will feature all those great doo-wops and group harmony classics as well as some great a cappella.  Steve's email: fox45rpm2000@yahoo.com
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Rock and Roll Jamboree
Host and Executive Producer:  Jimmy DePre

Hey kids - mark your calendar each week for the Rooooockkk and Roll Jamboree with Jimmy DePre.  Jimmy is one of those younger doo-wopers keeping the sound alive and he'll be spinning all your favorite doo-wops and 50's hits each week.  Jimmy's email:  sjpb73@aol.com and his blog: BLOG.
 
 
 

Cannonball Express

Host and Executive Producer:  Jim Cannonball Parsons

Join host Jim "Cannonball Parsons," long time Philly deejay, for a terrific oldies program!  Cannonball will be spinning the real oldies from the 50's & 60's, the best in street corner harmony plus the songs you thought you'd never hear again. Email: cannonballexpress1540@yahoo.com
 
 
 

Bill's Wall of Sound
Host and Executive Producer:  Bill Wall

Long time listener and fan Bill Wall has joined us in the air chair with his fantastic Wall of Sound show.  If you like doo-wop, especially classic group harmony, then this is the show for you.  Join Bill each week for two solid hours of great group harmony - a true "wall of sound."  Email:  windycitydoowops@sbcglobal.net

Gary's Oldies Vault
Host and  Executive Producer:  Gary US Mitchell

Another terrific weekend show joins the network lineup hosted by long-time DJ Gary US Mitchell who will be "digging out of the spider infested vault the music that you remember, some stuff that you don't remember and some of those "Lost Little Gems" that made the Radio the Best Part of the Car !!!"  Gary's Email: gary@saturdaynightcruise.com

The Jim Tighe Show
Host and Executive Producer:  Jim Tighe

The New Jim Tighe Show is now heard on Destination Doo Wop!  Jim will be playing “The Hits”, The B Sides” and “The Rare Stuff” from the 50’s and early 60’s.  Jim has over forty years experience as a mobile Disc Jockey in the Philadelphia and South Jersey Area.  He will bring that old fashioned record hop sound to the air ways each week on Destination Doo Wop.  Jim's email: djjimtighe@verizon.net

Lady M
Host and Executive Producer:  Lady M

We are proud to announce that long time Philly doo-wop DJ Lady M (aka Andrea McDermott) has joined us! Andrea has been a DJ for several years on WRDV in the Philly area. Her show features great doo-wop with a female touch - lots of great girl groups as well as the fellas. And she features a Time For Love portion with great ballads. A terrific two hour journey into the world of group harmony music with a lovely hostess! Email: ladymrdvfm@verizon.net

Walking with Mr. Lee
Host: Mr. Lee Executive Producer:  Lady M

We are excited to announce the addition of a real powerhouse from the world of group harmony music to our growing lineup of show hosts. "Mr. Lee" Jolles will be airing his terrific Philly area doo-wop show "Walking with Mr. Lee"on our network. Mr. Lee is a long-time record collector, group harmony historian, reknowned radio host and creator of the Philadelphia Group Harmony Association (PGHA). He is a group harmony PhD if there ever was one. It is our pleasure to air his outstanding show on our network. Mr. Lee's email:mrleepgha1@aol.com

Memory Lane
Host and Executive Producer:  Barry Rosen

Keystone Doo-Wop
Host and Executive Producer:  Pete Casiello

Join me every week as I play the best doo-wop and early rock and roll on the radio.  You'll hear the best of as well as all of the lost classics from the early 50's through the early 60's.  Songs you may remember and songs you may have forgotten about.  And each week I'll feature a special gem from the archives that you may have never heard before or forgot about on my weekly "Forgotten 45" segment.  In my second hour, listen for the new "Twin Spin" feature.  It's back-to-back tracks from your favorite Doo-Wop or Rock 'N' Roll artist.  Join me this and every Monday for Keystone Doo-Wop.  And if you miss the show, catch the replay on Tuesdays.  You can email me your feedback, suggestions, and song requests to keystonedoowop@gmail.com.  Enjoy the show!"

The Wax Museum
Host and Executive Producer:  Curator Jim

Jim heard his first rock’n’roll tunes in the mid-fifties in New Haven when he began to listen to radio show Juke Box Saturday Night on WELI-AM hosted by DJ Carl Loukes and watch Connecticut Bandstand on WNHC-TV hosted by DJ Jim Gallant.   Jim became a record collector in 1960-1961 when he bought copies of “If I Didn’t Care” by the Platters and “Diamonds and Pearls” by the Paradons. It was also at that time that Jim began to listen to DJ George Tucker on WNHC-AM who played group “oldies”. George played records like “My Girl Awaits Me” by the Castelles and “Peppermint Stick” by the Elchords that Jim was hearing for the first time. Jim began to collect them too.  In 1970 Jim began to listen to New York DJ Gus Gossert who played the group sounds under their new name – Doo-Wops. The music had come alive again. In 1973 Jim decided to start his own 1950’s style group harmony show on WNHU-FM in West Haven. Jim called his show The Wax Museum Show.  He patterned it after what George and Gus had done. Since 1973 Jim has done a variety of regular and guest shows on a number of stations.   He has interviewed many performers on the air including Fred Parris of the Five Satins, Otis Williams of the Charms, and Terry Johnson of the Flamingos.   He is very happy to be a member of the DJ staff of Destination Doowop.  To reach Jim:  jimsbsr@yahoo.com

The Record Room
Hosts and Executive Producers:  Tom Monahan and Harry Boyle

Reminisce with Brooklyn friends Tommy and Harry, as they spin their favorites from the golden age (1946-1964). As Lee Andrews would say "over a cup of coffee," they discuss the familiar and obscure in doo-wop, pop, rhythm and blues and rockabilly - all the music that came together as rock n' roll in the 1950's. Compare your memories with theirs, as they share stories related to their song picks for each evening. Email:  recordroom2010@gmail.com

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